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🔑conductcon·duct AW 1 /kənˈdʌkt / verb [transitive] - to carry out or organize something实施；执行；组织◆Tests are being conducted to find the cause of the accident.正在进行测试以查找事故原因。
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music音乐) to direct a group of musicians who are singing or playing music指挥◆The orchestra was conducted by Ozawa.这个管弦乐队由小泽征尔指挥。
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physics物理) to allow heat or electricity to pass along or through something传导（热或电流）◆Rubber does not conduct electricity.橡胶不导电。
- conduct yourself well, badly, etc. (formal) to behave in a particular way行为举止得体（或糟糕等）
- to lead or guide someone or something引导；引领◆A tour of the museum is conducted every hour.每过一小时就有专人带领参观博物馆。
🔑conductcon·duct AW 2 /ˈkɑndʌkt / noun [uncountable] - a person's behavior行为；举止◆Ron was fired from the bank for unprofessional conduct.罗恩因为做了有违职业道德的事而被银行解雇了。◆a code of conduct (= a set of rules for behavior) 行为规范 ➡ look at misconduct
- conduct of sth the way in which a business or an activity is organized and managed经营方式；管理方式；实施办法◆There was growing criticism of the government's conduct of the war.政府对战争的指挥方式受到越来越多的指责。
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